Indians played with confidence

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one move — the statue. A lacrosse
net is small enough, and’ Henry
filled out the corners that Indian
snipers had exploited all season.

His mobility -— or lack thereof
-— was his downfall, however, as
the quick-passing Indians worked
the ball in the offensive end with
ease against the slower
Thunderhawks.

Brian Saker opened the scoring
for the Indians at the 6:48 mark
of the opening period after taking
a pass from Wayne Baker. At the
end of 20 minutes, the North

Shore squad was up 3-1 on addi-
tional goals by W. Baker and
Todd Katanchik — a beauty with
Katanchik parked at the side of
the Thunderhawk net taking a W.
Baker pass in one motion past
Henry.

The second period unfofded
much like the first, with the In-
dians playing with confidence only
hinted at during the regular
season. W. Baker added an
unassisted goal to his scorecard in
the middle period, adding to goals
by Shaun Springett and Chuck
Martin.

Maetche continued to be solid
in the Indians’ net, giving up two
in the second period, one of which
was on a rebound he couldn’t
handle. Thunderhawk Vince Schif-
fert picked up the loose ball and
slipped it behind the out-of-posi-
tion Maetche.

indians fans had a scare in the
third as the Thunderhawks
mounted a spirited comeback, but
goals by George Baker and W.
Baker put the Indians on the right
side of the win-loss column, after
their first game of round-robin

play.

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p.m.
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On Thursday, Sept. 18, from
3:45 to 5 p.m., the Royal Life
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its Youth Lifesaving clubs and
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